When Rick graduated from Lethbridge College’s Renewable Resource Management program, he thought he had three career choices. He could become a fish and wildlife officer, a forestry officer or a park ranger. Such jobs were scarce in the late 1970s. So, Rick followed his father and brother into the energy sector and began working for an oilfield service company. He stayed with the industry for 42 years. “I’ve learned you can’t stand still, and you ...